[pct-l] Journal by digital voice recorder

[dude at fastmail.ca (dude)]

that does sound great, but since I am stupid-crazy about weight, I'd be 
concerned about the extra weight of a palm.  I wonder if I can get a 
wrist watch with a notepad/pda thingy built in???  I've seen the Timex 
Ironman Data Port pda watches that synch with Microsoft Outlook and I 
was thinking about getting one, but I I don't think you can jot notes 
on it.


> I take lots of pictures when I go hiking and I prefer to jot down
> notes for each picture. I used to use a pencil and a small pad of
> paper but eventual got a Palm Pilot specifically for this purpose and
> it works great. It fits easily in my pocket so it's easy to get to and
> I don't notice the weight and when I get home I can sync it to my
> computer where I have easy access to my notes rather than having to
> fast-forward or rewind an audio file. The size of a text file is not
> an issue and I've never had to replace the batteries during a trip.
> 
> 
> Mark
> 
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> On Sep 28, 2004, at 8:46 AM, dude wrote:
> 
>> One thing that I thought the voice recorder would help with is
>> documenting photos.  I always seem to come back from the trip and sit
>> there and look at several of my photos and say "hmmm.  now was this X
>> lake or Y lake?"  did the recorder help with that at all?
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